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Clearing the heavens of space junk

Clearing the heavens of space junk
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Media Buzz on Trump s lawsuit against media giants, ESPN benching top host

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Space Community Fears Astronauts May be in Danger as ISS Hit by Space Junk

Even tiny debris orbiting our planet – especially when travelling at 17,500mph – poses a big to astronauts working on the ISS.

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Scary stuff : International Space Station robotic arm struck by space junk | International Space Station

‘Lucky strike’ discovered in May did not endanger seven astronauts on board or affect operations

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Chinese rocket debris to make uncontrolled reentry as soon as Saturday

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The government is closely monitoring a situation in space. Debris from a Chinese rocket launched last week is expected to fall back to earth. The problem is: no one is quite sure where it’s going to land. Thursday morning, the massive piece of space debris is hurtling around the earth. It’s eventually expected to break apart and plummet toward our planet in the coming days. White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said, “We are certainly tracking its location through us space command.” Last week, China launched the rocket carrying part of its new space station.

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